Delaware Rejects Expansion Plan Across Maryland and Virginia
The proposal to enlarge Delaware by adding the nine eastern shore counties of Maryland and the two eastern shore counties of Virginia fails to win support from Delaware's leaders. Politicians and farmers alike show no favor for the idea.
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Delaware
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Virginia
Relief Raises Over 30000 for Russian Jewish Exiles in U S
More than 30900 dollars was raised last week in New York for Jewish exiles from Russia now in the United States or en route. A Sunday Brooklyn meeting collected 2000 to 8000 dollars for the same cause, and about 15000 dollars was raised in Philadelphia. Over 3000 refugees have landed, with an estimate of 10000 more by summer, as American sympathy grows despite atrocities by Russian peasants and authorities.
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Committee On Foreign Affairs
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French and American Claims Commission
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House Committee On Commerce
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London
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Winter
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the Howard
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Lizzie Hunt
Fred Murray
Sheehan and Coyne
Lester
Williams
Boston Museum
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Committee On
English dominates Honolulu government and Hawaiian education questioned
A journal in the native language argues English is now essential for government work and employment. It supports sending Hawaiians abroad to English speaking countries for education, citing Japan and China as models. The piece also critiques a political figure, contrasting English-leaning stance with a discredited portrayal and referencing Barnaby Rudge as a sharper figure.
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Honolulu
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
China
United States
Sandwich Islands
Lobbying Captain Eads Behind Moon Rail Proposal
A cartoon targets Capt. James B. Eads and other jobbers at the Capitol urging an appropriation. The Senate commerce committee favors a ship railway bill funded by government guarantees, with Eads promising dividends and mail service in exchange for support. Citizens are urged to watch the proposal closely.
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Capitol
James B. Eads
Eads
Congress
Senate Committee On Commerce
The
Treasury
Declination of Supreme Court Associate Post Sparks Speculation
President receives ex Senator Conklings declination of the associate justice nomination and speculation grows on his replacement. Blatchford and Hiram Edmunds are mentioned, with Adams Wells Moore protest on tariff issues and the Boston collectorship topic involving Gen Banks.
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United States Supreme Court
Mr. Edmunds
Supreme Court
Blatchford
Hiramonds
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
David A. Wells
John 8. Moore
Congress
Carlisle
Noted Investments and Justice Gray in Reform Plans
The article discusses alleged misuses of funds in Wabash stock investments and claims about Mr. Jones. It then shifts to Judge Gray planning a new Washington house on Massachusetts Avenue to host a reforming set of hospitality and manners for the Supreme Court entourage.
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Jones
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Port
Wormsey’s
Massachusetts Avenue
Scott
Cameron
Pendleton
Windom
English Legation House
Blaine
Sixteenth Street
White House
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Blazes in Boston and Maryland Village Fire Report
Fire in a North Street furniture shop caused slight burns to a worker. a Milk Street store fire with an unknown explosion injured John Gill and damaged stock and Sears estate goods. Siebert’s Cabot Street house fire caused $25 damage with no alarm. Prince Frederick Maryland village nearly wiped out in a Friday night blaze destroying key buildings and records. Revere Beach wooden house fire at Latham Heath’s residence caused $3,500 loss from a gasoline machine explosion.
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Boston Post links southern prosperity to boot and shoe trade
The Boston Post analyzes how New England trade ties to the South's welfare, citing southern patronage for Boston boot and shoe firms and noting the current state and future outlook of Southern prosperity as seen from the trade connection.
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Lewiston and Saco Election Results and War Dispatches
In Lewiston and Saco on March 6 Republicans win aldermen seats and wards while Democrats gain limited council seats. A series of war relief telegrams from the secretary of war to Kentucky Missouri and Mississippi urges rapid dispatch of rations and reports from officers to monitor needs amid flood and famine conditions. The mississippi valley appeal grows as merchants urge federal aid. a Globe theatre production of A Celebrated Case receives praise with standout performances from O Neil Morrison Cayvan Granger and others.
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Portland
Ogdensburg
Hiram
Ellsworth
James W. Davis
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James O. Ledyard
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Goham
First Selectman
Gardiner
William Perkins
Malliowell
Augusta
Hallowell
James H. Leigh
Hucklaand
Rockland
George Gregory
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Libby
Deering
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Scattering
Cape Elizabeth
Cipal
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Secretary of War
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Vicksburg
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Charles E. Slayback
Merchants’ Exchange
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Jean Renaud
Lewis Morrison
Count Ae Mornay
William Scallan
O'Rourke
James Fitzpatrick
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G. W. Leffingwell
Raoul
Georgie Cayvan
Madelaine
Adrienne
Jean
de Mornay
Valentine
Georgia Cay
Scallan
O’hourke
Fitzpatrick
Duke
Mr. Leffingwell
Mass. Cayvan
Miss Granger
Petitions and public works items before the Boston board
Citizens' petitions seek paving granite blocks on a Fifth to Seventh street stretch and Jamaica pond water rights purchase. Proposals urge Spring park street grading Newland street macadamization and reflectors by Wheeler company. Aldermen discuss armory funds and a railroad location protest affecting Back Bay and Charles river embankment.
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Wheeler :Eflector Company
George M. Harding
Spring Park Street
Centre Street
Asa Farwell
Newland Street
Henry Lee
Jamaica Pond
F. L. Teston
A. L. Hollingsworth
River Street
Dorchester
New York
Boston Inland Railroad
Stebbins
New York and Boston Inland Railroad
Boston
Rack Bay
Atderman
New York and
Inland Railroad Company
Bow
Back Bay Park
Charles River
Commonwealth
Senate
Committee On
County of
Suffolk
Thomas Hills
Board of Assessors
The Firm of Charles A. Sweet & Co. Suspended-Too Much Massachusetts Central
The Boston banking house Charles A. Sweet & Co. halted payments after heavy holdings in Massachusetts Central railroad bonds. The suspension aims to meet large loan calls and rebuild collateral, with banks and creditors watching closely as assets and liabilities are examined.
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Gloversville
N. Y
B. A. Norris
Versailles
L. H. Parish
Charles A. Sweet & Co
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Boston
Massachusetts Central
State Street
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George W. T. Riley
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Fim
Connorion Valley Stock and Bonds
Massachusetts Central Bonds
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Delphos
Burlington
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New England
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Lee, Higginson & Co
Massachusetts Central Road
Waller Sweet
Cowpotton Valley
Mr. Sweet
Sweet
Riley
G. W. D. Riley
Walter A. Sweet
Annual Salem vital statistics for 1881 report marriages births and deaths
In 1881 Salem issued 272 marriage certificates and reported 236 marriages. Second third and fourth marriages numbered 29 17 4 grooms and 17 3 brides. 4 grooms and 3 brides. There were 793 births with 21 stillbirths, 389 males and 339 females, 5 illegitimate and four sets of twins. December had 74 births and April 52. Six children were named James A Garfield. There were 677 deaths 32 fewer than 1880. 813 males and 314 females. August had the most deaths 16. 150 were under one year old and 4 were 90 or older. Oldest resident Dorothy Cunningham age 94. Leading causes include consumption 102, pneumonia 59, heart disease 42, cholera infantum 56, paralysis 22, Brights disease 21, diarrhoea 24, still births 21 and 79 deaths from other causes. No deaths from measles smallpox or scarlet fever.
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Salem
James A. Garfield
Dorothy Cunningham
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